[It's a thing Masaomi can be right about because, again: There's like four different generations of her father's side and pretty much none of them married out and they're all still gorgeous and perfectly intelligent. So propaganda it is, really. Propaganda that worked, that still works to some extent, but isn't greater than what she has with Yamato. That and she's obsessively insisted on ultrasounds and so far everything is clear, so there you go.]

You can't know that when the incredibly fucked up situation that neither of us asked for or deserved is the driving force behind that thought.

[And therein lies another reason: She wasn't going to take advantage of his feelings, knowing they were the result of an incredibly codependent relationship they had both relied on in order to survive. She had meant to be the adult, forcing him to broaden his horizons -- still failed, though.]